"The 2021 Agronomy Research Update hosted by Saskatchewan Agriculture's Crops Extension Specialists will be online again this year. Agronomist, producer, industry and retail attendees will have the opportunity to learn about what happened in the 2021 growing season and the potential impact in 2022 and research on dry crop conditions and annual forage crops. Agronomy Research Update will have online sessions spread out over four days from November 29 to December 2, 2021.

Each day will be from 9 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. (approximately) and attendees have to register separately for each day. They will have the freedom to come and go and we will track who has attended which speaker to accurately track CCA CEUs. All sessions will be recorded and shared with those who are registered at the end of the week. They will also be posted here along with all of Saskatchewan Agriculture’s other recorded webinars.

Location: Online
Fee: FREE
No registration deadline

Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are pending for Certified Crop Advisors. Please note that you will need to register for each day separately, reminder emails will be sent one week, one day and one hour before the webinar.

List of Speakers

David Sauchyn
Current Drought Conditions from a Climate Change Perspective

Matt Struthers
Saskatchewan Crop Report

Mike Hall
Does Variety Selection Impact Nitrogen Management of Malt Barley and Milling Oat?

Bryan Nybo
Wheatland Conservation Area Research Update

James Tansey
2021 Field Crop Insect Report

Brynn Jones
Producer Programs Update

Cory Jacob
Establishing Nitrogen and Seeding Rate Recommendations for Hybrid Brown Mustard Production in Saskatchewan

Alireza Akhavan
2021 Saskatchewan Disease Update

Jeff Schoenau
Managing Soil Fertility Under Dry Conditions

Rosalind Bueckert
Crop Physiology in Dry Conditions: Impacts of Lack of Water and Intense Heat

Bart Lardner
Challenges of Managing Mature and Salvage Crops in Livestock Diets

Clark Brenzil
Herbicide Injury Risks in 2022

Dale Risula
Seed Quality Considerations for the 2022 Growing Season

Josh Lade
Herbicide resistance concerns in Saskatchewan and Australia

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FULL AGENDA

For more information contact your nearest Crops Extension Specialist or the Agriculture Knowledge Centre at 1-866-457-2377."